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Medical Informatics and HERON Update for KUMC Clinical Chairs

Medical Informatics and HERON Update for KUMC Clinical Chairs. Division of Medical Informatics Department of Biostatistics February 24, 2011 Russ Waitman, Ph.D. Outline. Establishing Medical Informatics Division CTSA HERON – main focus of this talk Current Focus Subsequent Objectives

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Medical Informatics and HERON Update for KUMC Clinical Chairs

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  1. Medical Informatics and HERON Updatefor KUMC Clinical Chairs Division of Medical Informatics Department of Biostatistics February 24, 2011 Russ Waitman, Ph.D.

  2. Outline • Establishing Medical Informatics Division • CTSA • HERON – main focus of this talk • Current Focus • Subsequent Objectives Note: you can reference the printed timeline info, which fits better on a text document than Powerpoint

  3. 2010 Accomplishments – Medical Informatics • Software development team and environment established with KUMC Information Resources • I2b2 software installed and utilized for small HICTR Participant Registry as early as May • CTSA section revised and resubmitted after coordination across campuses • sets vision • Established Health Care Enterprise Repository for Ontological Narration (HERON)

  4. Other Related Activities • Implemented REDCap and REDCap Survey (2011) to support registries and student projects • Team STEPPS survey first production usage • Provided training and mentoring for Medical School Health of the Public Class • Met with KUMC-Wichita regarding Health Informatics and various support options (HERON, REDCap). • Met with KHPA (Medicaid) and participated in development of State HIE plan.

  5. KUMC CTSA Specific Aims • Provide a HICTR portal for investigators to access clinical and translational research resources, track usage and outcomes, and provide informatics consultative services. • Create a platform, HERON (Healthcare Enterprise Repository for Ontological Narration), to integrate clinical and biomedical data for translational research. • Advance medical innovation by linking biological tissues to clinical phenotype and the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamicdata generated by research cores in phase I and II clinical trials (addressing T1 translational research). • Leverage an active, engaged statewide telemedicine and Health Information Exchange (HIE) effort to enable community based translational research (addressing T2 translational research).

  6. Develop business agreements, policies, data use agreements and oversight. • September 6, 2010 the hospital, clinics and university signed a master data sharing agreement to create the repository. Four Uses: • After signing a system access agreement, cohort identification queries and view-only access is allowed but logged and audited • Current Capability being Beta Tested • Requests for de-identified patient data, while not deemed human subjects research, are reviewed. • Identified data requests require approval by the Institutional Review Board prior to data request review. Medical informatics will generate the data set for the investigator. • Contact information from the HICTR Participant Registry have their study request and contact letters reviewed by the Participant and Clinical Interactions Resources Program • Currently piloted under direction of Dr. Jeff Burns

  7. HERON: Repository Architecture

  8. Aim 1: Created Portal for Informatics Tools

  9. Workflow: System Access

  10. Workflow & Oversight: Request Data

  11. Electronic Capture of Oversight Process

  12. Current Focus Areas HERON Beta and go live Scaling to handle larger ontologies Integrating IDX billing data Validating data with UKP and KUH Engage Research Community Decide on Counting versus Timeline Access Pilot projects for Medical Informatics: Nursing Informatics and Flowsheets Pharmacovigilance with KU-Lawrence EECS

  13. Subsequent Objectives HERON 1.0 Technical: regular updates, richer data Process: Engage researcher community Biotissue Repository strategy, plan, integration HERON/i2b2 and REDCap integration Blend data entry and data feeds from Epic for registries Public Health Informatics Establish linkages with State databases Ex: add social security death index

  14. QUESTIONS? • Office hours • Recommend Beta testers • Which data most benefits your department?

  15. Implement NIH funded (i.e. i2b2) initiatives for accessing data.

  16. i2b2: Count Cohorts

  17. i2b2: Patient Count in Lower Left

  18. i2b2: Ask for Patient Sets

  19. i2b2: Analyze Demographics Plugin

  20. i2b2: Demographics Plugin Result

  21. i2b2: View Timeline

  22. i2b2: Timeline Results

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